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Ex-Cowboys TE, civil rights advocate Pettis Norman dies at 86
Pettis Norman, a tight end on the football field and a civil rights advocate off of it, has died. He was 86. Norman played for the Dallas Cowboys (1962-70) and San Diego Chargers (1971-73). He was a member of the first Cowboys' team to play in the Super Bowl -- Super Bowl V in 1971, a 16-13 loss to the Baltimore Colts.
The late Cowboys standout Pettis Norman was, in DFW and beyond, a nationally recognized civil rights leader in addition to ...
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Former Dallas Cowboys Player Dead At 86 Years OldPettis Norman, a former NFL tight end and civil rights activist, died at age 86. Norman played his first nine of 12 seasons ...
Former Dallas Cowboys player Pettis Norman is no more. He died at 86. Norman passed away peacefully at his home. His family ...
From Johnson C. Smith to the NFL and beyond, Pettis Norman’s life was defined by brave stances, and a relentless push for ...
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Dallas Cowboys Saddened By Former Player's Death At 86The Dallas Cowboys are mourning the loss of one of their very own this week after announcing the passing of a pivotal member ...
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Former Dallas Cowboys Tight End Tragically Passes AwayFormer Dallas Cowboys tight end and civil rights advocate Pettis Norman has passed away peacefully at the age of 86.
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